St Patrick’s Day Pot of Gold at the end of the Rainbow
I decided to create an inexpensive St Patrick’s Day Pot of Gold at the end of the Rainbow for Peyton’s teacher this year. This DIY Rainbow themed gift was simple to make. I purchased a large bag of skittles and separated them by color. Then I added some Chocolate Gold Coins to the bottom of the jar (rolo’s would work too) and layered the skittles by color.
For the topper I actually used a paper cupcake liner! I love using cupcake liners with Mason Jars or Jelly Jars because it fits perfect with the small canning ring. I added a scrap of ribbon to the ring for the added touch! I think this would make a great birthday party treat too!
St Patrick’s Day Pot of Gold at the end of the Rainbow
DIY St. Patrick's Day Gift - Pot of Gold at the end of the Rainbow
Ingredients
- 1 bag Skittles
- 1 package Gold Coins or Rolos
- 1 small Empty Jar or Canning Jar
- 1 whole St. Patrick's Day Cupcake Liner
- 1 piece Ribbon
Instructions
- Using an empty (repurposed) jar or canning jar add gold coins or rolos in the bottom
- Separate skittles by colors and add to the jar in rainbow order
- Add a cupcake liner to the top and attach the ring on top
Check out this other St. Patrick’s Day posts:
St. Patrick’s Day – I’m So Lucky Gold Bar
St. Patrick’s Day Chocolate Covered Pretzels
Gluten Free Corned Beef and Cabbage
St. Patrick’s Day Lucky You Lunch
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This is so creative for older kids to do! 🙂